Apple and Ireland win appeal of $14.4B EU tax case

The European Commission has been overruled in a legal case where the Irish government argued that Apple was not given unfair and illegal tax advantages by the country.

Apple's Ireland headquarters
Following the European Commission's decision to demand $14.4B in back taxes from Apple, the General Court in Luxembourg has ruled that the Irish government did not unlawfully aid the Cupertino company in reducing its tax bill.

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